how well does the color stay? the only reason I mentioned that specific brand is cause i know it stays in my hair and doesn't wash out

Same thing. Same kind of car. In Kensington -.-

we play every wednesday from 6-10pm at Top Deck games in NJ. There are current 5 house DMs all running different games. It's 10 a week to just drop in or 10$ a month if you want to be a regular player (they also to TCG like Magic and Pokemon!)

I’m actually a house DM at a card shop just over the bridge in NJ! We play Wednesday nights 6-10pm

I did a car show there a few years back. Since part of the campus is actually available for tours (much like eastern state penitentiary in Philly) i imagine security is pretty tight

And that gun was supposedly locked up

Most people who work at Temple don’t live near Temple. They commute.

Landlords are money hungry. They would rather rent a bedroom in a 4bd/2ba to a student for 1200 a month then rent the whole house to a family for a fair amount.

Except for none of the horses or people are exploited. There doing a job and recording a pay. PT Barnum basically treated his “sideshows” as slaves

So not the same

I’m used to it

They are also regulated by the ACCT and the park rangers. But you do understand your “To make more money” logic has flaws, right?

PT Barnum was a monster who exploited people as well as animals, so that’s a pretty trash example.

Two years ago could have not been a 76 driver. There used to be two companies. The urge was shut down because the stables (which were located at 13th and Spring Garden) were not up to code according to the ACCT. 76 is actually who helped to place those horses into new homes and rehabs.

It is the drivers responsibility when they are downtown. The owner of the company is also known to drive around in his truck and call out drivers who are not abiding the rules.

The article is about 76 Carriage Co. They were the last company operating legally in Philly.

That is not a horse from this company (can tell this because of the trailer and carriage front)

76 is actually the last carriage company in Philadelphia. And I didn't just read the info, I had the pleasure of being a driver there for three years (my horses have since retired to a farm of a former driver in Massachusetts).

The horses at 76 are loved. They save lives. I went through a very rough time right before I started there and seeing those gentle giants every day was the best therapy. They amount of happiness they bring is unsurmountable.

And before you say they are 'forced' to work....have you ever tried to make an 1800lb+ animal do something it didn't want to? Cause let me tell you, that's not reality.

76 staff is the best of the best. They love these horses and would do anything for them. These horses are taken care off better then most pets. Just take 15 minutes to speak to someone who spends day in and out with these beautiful souls and you would understand

theses horses are regulated more than anything in the city: weather/temperature, amount of hours they are allowed to work, where they are allowed to work.

There used to be a bunch of carriage companies in Philly. 76 was the best of the best. if people who take 15 minutes to talk to the drivers or anyone at the stables you would all see how actually loved these beautiful animals are.

what's bad is that's not a "cheap" dick either. If my memory serves me, that's a Vixen Creations Leo and they're like 80$ or more

(source: I worked in a high end adult shop)

Same. My dog and I were waiting for the loud crash/explosion :(

Are there any 3 bedroom places that aren’t in a warzone for around 1300$ a month?

If your address doesn’t say “Philadelphia, PA” you’re not from Philly